The Matadors water polo team (20-14, 4-1 Big West) closed out the regular season with a 17-6 win against Cal State San Bernardino (10-22, 2-10 WWPA) on Sunday and got the top seed in the conference. The accomplishment earned the Matadors a first round bye in next weekend’s Big West Championship.
The Cal State Northridge softball team (24-17, 4-8) was swept 3-0 by No. 22 Cal Poly over the weekend at Matador Diamond.
The CSUN baseball team was, per se, ‘speechless’ after a frustrating conference loss to Long Beach State (17-18, 4-5 Big West) on Sunday. With the result, the Matadors were’ on the losing end of a three-game series for a third consecutive time.
The Los Angeles City Council’s Transportation Committee plans to increase the speed limit on four busy streets in the San Fernando Valley, including one near CSUN. This decision was not well received by local residents, activists and CSUN students who fear the measure would add to the recent wave of pedestrian injuries due to accidents.
It was a little more than 30 hours before his flight.
‘I’ve had fun,’ said CSUN kinesiology major Brenden Nakamine with a laugh that hinted to mischief in his activities. ‘For the most part it’s kind of been like a two-and a- half week spring break for me.’
The impending flight wasn’t taking him to another in the list of spring-breaklike excursions he’d taken in the past two weeks, rather it was taking him back to a place few choose to go; Afghanistan.
All-American Eric Vance ended his regular-season career on a high note. The fourth-year player helped the Matadors to a 3-0 weep of UCSB Friday night. Vance, however, is hoping his career can be extended all the way to a national championship.
This past spring break, while some packed the car and headed down to the beach to soak up some rays, students of CSUN’s service learning class choose a different destination’mdash;New Orleans to be exact.
The CSUN men’s volleyball team accomplished a goal during Friday’s 3-0 sweep of UC Santa Barbara at Robertson Gym.
Every Thursday night members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Alliance (LGBTA) convene in the Thousand Oaks room above the Associated Students office. Two years ago the alliance had less than twenty active members, today their numbers have nearly doubled.